The China CDC Weekly Impact Evaluation Survey - For Readers

Dear Reader,

The China CDC Weekly is China’s Public Health Bulletin for the English reading population. We would like to invite you to respond to a short survey about your awareness and impression of this public health bulletin. Your feedback will help us strengthen the China CDC Weekly.

The survey will take less than 10 minutes to complete. No personal identifying information will be collected. We value your comments and suggestions. By proceeding with the survey, you agree to have your responses included in our evaluation.

Thank you in advance for your participation. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us directly.

Sincerely,
China CDC Weekly
weekly@chinacdc.cn

Which best describes your primary occupation?

What is your native language (i.e., the language that you speak at home)?

Chinese

English

Other

Where do you spend most of your professional or academic time?

In China (Please go to question 4)

Outside China (Please go to question 5)

Which provincial-level administrative divisions do you spend most of your professional or academic time？

Which country do you spend most of your professional or academic time？

How did you first hear about the China CDC Weekly? (Please select main response)

How frequently do you read or access articles published by the China CDC Weekly?

How do you typically (most often) access articles published in the China CDC Weekly?

Overall, how important is the China CDC Weekly to you?

10.

How important to you are the following characteristics of the China CDC Weekly?

	Very Unimportant	Somewhat Unimportant	Neither Important nor Unimportant	Somewhat Important	Very Important
Published by China CDC
Published by China CDC
A prominent health sciences brand
A prominent health sciences brand
An overall source of valuable information
An overall source of valuable information
Free in electronic format
Free in electronic format
Source of surveillance data in China
Source of surveillance data in China
Source of information on acute public health investigations in China
Source of information on acute public health investigations in China
Timely source of public health information in China
Timely source of public health information in China
Source of public health information in English
Source of public health information in English

11.

How important are the following attributes of the China CDC Weekly to you?

	Very Unimportant	Somewhat Unimportant	Neither Important nor Unimportant	Somewhat Important	Very Important
Website search capacity
Website search capacity
Links to other publications/websites/articles
Links to other publications/websites/articles
Accuracy of information
Accuracy of information
Quality of graphics and photographs
Quality of graphics and photographs
Data availability
Data availability
Data format option for download
Data format option for download
Number of graphics and photographs
Number of graphics and photographs
Number of access options (Email, Wechat, China CDC Weekly website)
Number of access options (Email, Wechat, China CDC Weekly website)

12.

Overall, how satisfied are you with the China CDC Weekly?

13.

How satisfied are you with the following attributes as they relate to the China CDC Weekly?

	Very Unsatisfied	Somewhat Unsatisfied	Neither Satisfied or Unsatisfied	Somewhat Satisfied	Very Satisfied
Website search capacity
Website search capacity
Links to other publications/websites/articles
Links to other publications/websites/articles
Accuracy of information
Accuracy of information
Quality of graphics and photographs
Quality of graphics and photographs
Data availability
Data availability
Data format option for download
Data format option for download
Number of graphics and photographs
Number of graphics and photographs
Number of access options (Email, Wechat, China CDC Weekly website)
Number of access options (Email, Wechat, China CDC Weekly website)

14.

Please score the China CDC Weekly on the following attributes.

	Very Poor	Somewhat Poor	Neither Good nor Poor	Good	Very Good
Credibility
Credibility
Diversity of content
Diversity of content
Level of detail and helpful information provided
Level of detail and helpful information provided
Readability
Readability
Timeliness
Timeliness
Usefulness
Usefulness
Quality of contents
Quality of contents

15.

What journals do you normally read for public health information? (Choose all that apply)

【Multiple】

BMC Public Health

Bulletin of the World Health Organization

Emerging Infection Diseases

International Health

Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report

PLoS Journals (PLoS One, PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases, etc.)

Other

16.

Check attributes that are associated with the public journals that you normally read. (Choose all that apply)【Multiple】

We greatly appreciate your time and value your feedback.

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